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@greenleaf, after doing some initial quick testing I found that many of the features are in parity, but things like the RBG LED is not functional because the pins are different from the M5Stack Fire. You might be able to take the existing M5Stack MicroPython library and update the pins to work with it.

The crypto module isn't supported. However, you can use the Adafruit Crypto library for the secure element.

M5Stack and AWS are working together to explore an option to deliver a MicroPython package specifically for the Core2 for AWS IoT EduKit.

I wasn't aware of this forum, so my apologies if you didn't receive a solution right away.

To flash the factory firmware:

cd /<<PATH_TO_REPO>>/Core2-for-AWS-IoT-EduKit-Factory-Firmware
idf.py build flash

The tick/pop you hear is the sound of the device rebooting over and over since there's no firmware (after erasing the flash). It's not bricked.

All the links on the instructions as of a week ago all point directly to the us-west-2 region so you don't get taken to your default region by accident. Hoping that helps all users.

Since there appears to be a lot of interest in UIFlow, we will prioritize getting that going in partnership with M5Stack. I really appreciate the feedback.

You should file a ticket with support to get a refund. I don't believe you should've been charged unless you were doing something else or using other features.

I don't know if "Macintosh HD" actually part of your path. Your path is actually /Users/adambryant/Documents/PlatformIO/Core2-for-AWS-IoT-EduKit from what I can tell. You could try using the command pwd to get your current path.

The other reason I wouldn't think that was the root cause is because my personal laptop, work laptop, and our test instance in EC2 are all using different versions of macOS and they say "Macintosh HD" as the label for the OS drive and I haven't seen this issue due to that.